Charles Yannopoulos

A new exhibit, effectively combining art and archaeology, takes a fresh look at an ancient civilization.

Chakaia Booker uses old tires to make art that speaks to the African American experience.

Jeff Brouws’s photographs capture the struggle between Cleveland’ spast and future.

Ideas and emotions mix like oil and water in CSU’s thought-provoking but not always satisfying faculty show.

Through his art, Jacob Lawrence keeps a revolutionary’s vision of freedom alive.

The new show of abstract art at Spaces is ambitious but also uneven.

A new exhibit of Jean Dubuffet lithographs underlines the famous 20th-centuryartist’s pessimistic streak.

Christa Donner takes popular notions of women’s beauty and success and turns them into compelling art.

Never a lighthearted painter, Raphael Gleitsmann took on an even bleaker aspect after his experiences in WWII.

Concentration and effort went into the creation of Poussin’s masterpiece, “Holy Family on the Steps.”

Artist’s retrospective covers the things that matter most in his life and work.

Mentally ill artists derive therapeutic benefits from their work.